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Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
In tha N Arkcea.

Th;r~ Is but listie change In tho mar
ken 10 day. White poa.oeS are bring
ing IS ssn u per basket, Is 70 30 cents
per Dushei, 10 cenSs per hall pock.
Sweet potatoes for about the taa,e prlos.
Tom stoes are seliiER for Is oenss per
basket for tho jersey ones. COnnsry
rAlaed tomatoes, ho~over, Yezdily bring
lS oents per half psck. Ooin rSunaiBs
q, its old price, is oank par dozen, ard
IL OF fair quality. OAbbaye is cheaper
thsn on Wednesday, aud can be bought
for 20 oeuts . basket or 4 ecnto . head.
Lst.uce rules as 8 oenka per head. Linn
beans are pien tfui ., 10 con IA per quart
In fruits good apples are 20 oens per
half peck. Pears ara st Is oents per
half peck.
Lenons are higher and good ones csp-
NOS be bought for loss shAn 20 oenss par
dossn, and bananas oAn be parohAssd
all tbs way from Is 10 10 ccna por
dosen according " qualify. oa!noss
sell at o. 25 per basket. and are aos very
plentiful. Grapes have advanced In
prics and sell At 8 10 10 oontS por pound
BY the single pound and at froA - II
oena per pound by the bsskok
Poultry 10 very high, and live chickens
sell ~ IL 70 Is cents per pound. Ducks
can be bought for about III 81 per pait.
Cheese IL from II 10 IS cents par pound.
Butter a,l the way from n 10 ~ cenn b..
Apple butter 1 lbs. for % oonts. A&gs
are from 26 10 S8 oents per dcsen. Tho
meat market 10 uachangsA. The asa
market Is good.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
BusinssA Arithin etie .

AT the Wilmington Business College,
yesterday afternoon. Prof. w. A. Rey.
nold's lectured on Business Arithmetic"
All the scholars and number OF invited
guests were present. The lecture began
shortly after Q p. M, aud lasted about
ffty Ave minutes. The lecture WAS =
very interesting one as Pref Reynolds
has thorough knowledg of the subject,
and also knows how To !mpa,. that
knowledge to others. The arithmetic
re. .sting 10 various business transactions
wa, explained and illustrated. The Pro-
fessor also gave expositions of the short
process on lightning calculation. Tho
short form Of addition, adding two or
even three rows of numbers at q time, is
Of special impo, lance in bookkeeping,
while the form Of multiplication Is OF use
anywhere. The lecture was listened To
with marked attention. The principal Of
the Commercial College has adopted the
right plan, for nothing helps pupil more
than clear and concise lecture on the
lesson, being studied by him. 1t Is the
purpose of the College to have these lect-
ures at vAri,us times throughout the
term.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
MARY Maish,s sssrr,ass

Mary Welsh. young and pretty girl,
not quito IS years of age ran away from
home In the rear of 1888 Locust street,
Philadelphia, last Saturday. Her father
told the Eighth district officers and
Thursday they found Mary living in q
eecond-story room at 1924 Callowhill
street She WAS taken before Magistrate
Thompson, to whom she told her story.
She said sh5 worked with her sister al
Lipper's fringe factory, Garden and
Wood streets. Four III onths ago friend
introduced her To Mrs. Mary Jackson,
proprietress Of = furnished room house
at l234 Callowhill street, Mrs. Jackson
took . liking 10 the girl and invited her
10 call.
Mary paid frequent visits to the house
and three weess ago was introduced by
Mrs. Jackson to young man. who called
himself Charles Bal es and eaid he lived
at Third and Noble rects. He said he
was 20 years Of age, was Q carpenter by
trade and worked at raeony. A week
ago Bsnes suggested an elopement to
her. She WAS shy at first. but 1aslly
consented. Last Saturday morning he
took her to Camden. They nrst went TO
= minister, but he declined to marry
them. Then Banes took her 10 . cigar
store. three squares from the ferry, where
they found an old white whiskered man,
who Banes said WAS a Magistrate. The
whito whiskered man performed the
ceremony In the back room and Banes
put the certificate in bis pocket and re-
marked that he wanted to show II TO his
mother. The couple returned to 1924
CAlloWhill street. where BAnes hired the
second story back room for his bride.
Then he went home aud did not return
until Wednesday evening. He left after
. stay OF an h ur and promised 10 call
again on Sunday evening. Nothing has
since been seen of him. The girl was
given the alternative Of going home to her
father or being placed in the House OF
the Good Shepherd She went home
with her father. Her parents fear that
Banes deceived the girl by = mock mar
rtaRo.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
Nsv.Sx Issn...

=, We CLIP tho following items from the
Newark Ledger:
The yearly meeting OF the welsh
Traot Baptist Church will be held on
Saturday. Sunday and Monday, Oc.o-
Der is. l6 Aud II.
The Rev. DR.. j. L. vAllandisham
who has been suffering with nay fever
for the past four weeks, 10 again able TO
reaume bis pulpit duties ~ Head Of
Christisua.
Miss Florence Dean, accompanied By
her Dieoe, Miss Florence Hill, left town
on WednesdAy lAst for Frederick, Del. A.,
where they viii b. the guests Of Rsv
Thomas b. Haynes and wife for shor.
season.
Tho nov house going mp ct The East
End. the property OF Prot. II 8. Goldey,
principal Of the Wilmington CONNER.
ciAl College, 10 beiDg built In the latest
style Of architecture, and promises to be-
come m ornament TO that end of the
town when fnished.
The public Temperance mseting, nm i.
der the auspices Of the Grand Lodx Q OF
Good Templars, will bo held In the col.
lege orstosy on Thursday evening next,
October DO. J. A. b. Wilson. D. D.,
Presiding Elder OF Dover District; Rev,
j. B. Quigg, ID. D., Rev. A. ID. Dsvis
Rev. Vaughn China Rev. Jossph DArs
Rev. b. y. Pfice, Rsv. Gao. L. Hard
esty. Henry w. Morrow, Esq VIM. j
Richards, Prof Wesley Webb, I G.
Lshsnd, Esq and many other gentle
mon Of prom,Asnce are expected 10 b,
present.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
IehuA uiarka.

John 8. ClA,Se, Americas groNssz,
,oomedtao, will appear .; tho Opcrs
House GU Monday night 10 double
bill and ah 9uld be CROSSED by . large au
diencs. Hsts supported By an sxcslieRt
COMPANY, AnonE whom - his son,
Creation Olsrks, who evidently bAs iu
hsIited n uoh OF hts fathers talss,. The
one Aos farce, "A Fair Encounter" and
tho thrsc 70, comedy, "a 2,und Trip"
will be presented, in both sf which Mr..
Olsrkc II said 10 be at bis beat. Us v
ndou o,edly tbs best comedian In this
cons try, aud lie 10 90 woll knows shat
he needs no recommendation ut SUI
hAz3s.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
Iesth.

DIR. Honeywalls dental rooms. elo
Market street, Wilmington. Dsl arc
without doubt among tue oess 1novn
In this ssotion Of tie Ssaee. Dr; Honey; Honey;
~ val IL assisted by q number OF skilliul
dsntiss, ard the work is always ssas-
ssctorv. while they do the hsss Work.
Their prioes arc rsNsonsbls; they thrive
on the small profits OF y large business
Tssth IT. sYtrsc.od for rs cents; With sss,
60 canw; . s.t Of teeth, ss 90; bass, Ssi
teeth filied with gold, 81 and upwsrcsi
silver, rs cents; aaslsam, oo osn,s. ~
Nitrous oxldo gas . Epscialsy iot Va.
painiess extracting Of teeth omce open
from 7 a. IN. to 8 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
?. J. WALSH & CO.
SOC MARKET ST.
Bona Eide Bargains in
OVERCOATS.
Mems, Boys and Clrildren's;
Bargains in
H[1IT'5.

Mems, Boys and Children,s,
To which we would call the
especial attention OF cash buy.
ers. Bargains that we know
cannot be equalled or approach
ed by any Cash Clothing House
in the city. We know it, and
from the circumstances under
which we purchased these
goods, we know that our know
ledge is correct.
What are the circumstances?
First, as to price. Being able,
in connection with our large
stores in Philadelphia, to buy in
large Quantities, in many cases
closing out entire lines, (which
always insures a reduction in
price, and paying spot cash fox
same, gave US the advantages
OF buying at the lowest pricss
and getting the best assortment.
Second, as to assortment.
Being able to buy in large guam
titles for the reason mentioned
before, enabled US to select an
assortment far more extensive
than we would have been able
to do under ordinary circum-
stances.
Third, as to quality. Buy ing
as we do. from none but houses
with an established reputation
for hrst-class workmanship and
honest representation Of goods,
is in itselfa guarantee, but, IN
addition to this security to our
customers, we call attention
to the motto adopted by the
house OF P. ]. Walsh & Co. Or
beginning business, and which
has always been held up to
in every particular, viz: That
if the goods we sell you are not
as represented, come to US and
we will allow all reasonable
claims.
A bargain 70 be a bargain
must have for its foundation the
three features mentioned above.
The bargains we are Offering
in Mems, Boys and Children's,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
sad Return From Their nr,dA, rrip

HARRIsBURG October l4.-Yesterday
Rev A. b WI lisms, pastor of the Pres
byterisn Church at Partang, a few miles
east of this city, and his bride returned
from their wedding trip and received tho
son and hia wife were left alops in the
parsonage after tie reception, and not
understanding how to arrange the stove
in the room communicating with the
room they occupied, sulphur gas Allied
the room during the night. Rev. Williams
rose before morning and found himself
almost suflocated and his wifc uncon.
scious from the Effects of tbs gas. A ply.
sicisn was sent for, but at last account he
had failed to Yesusc!.ate her.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
Nova Summary,

Suit was begun on Friday In the U.
3. Court st Little Rock by the Bell
Telephone Company against tho South
ern Company. 1t is alleged that the
Edison patent. which plaintiffs own,
has boon tnfringsd by defsndAnh' ma.
chimes, and Q perpetual injunction Il
asked. Ths case q set for November
18th.
The coal dealers OF Chicago. ct q
meeting on Friday, decided to raise the
price OF anthracite 25 cents . ton.
Some Of the retail dealers objected to
tho advance, "as 1t would mean an 10
crease Of 20 cents ton as the mines in
Psnnsy lvaniA."
A planning mill at Cygnst, Ohio, was
burr cd on Friday morning. -Four men
were sleeping In the third story. Two
of them jumped 10 tho ground and
escaped wish severe bruises. Two others
perished in tho building.
A naval court marslsl will meet at
Portsmouth, n. H., On She 50Eh instant,
for the Eisl Of Richard &. Paine, psy.
mae teI's clerk, who i5 charged with
having stolen % s36 from the pay mas.
ter's sale within the last Two years.
The striking book and job printers IL
Kew York have stationed picksls at
various railroad depots TO intercept
prip sers who como from other cities in
answer 10 Advertisements.
The boiler in y ssw mill in Centre.
Vile, We Va. exl Vtsj on ThurscAy
night, killing three uieU aud oompletely }
wieckiDg she engine ano mill,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
wuuerai OF sa sssa wonan.

wrsy CHESTER, October Il. - The
funeral OF Sarah Hopes, the aged men,
Der Of the Society OF Friends, took place
here to day, at " hi'h there we're . mum
ber OF pr m!nent mcnbers Of the society
present. smong thc number being Joseph
Turnpenny Lydia Price Caleb q. Mar.
shall, Ridgeway Bunting, Spencer Nc
Ivan, OF Philsdelphisi Alien flitcraft, Of
Westtown, and Jacob SeWell, OF Darby.
Remarks were made by Lydia Price,
All n Flitcraft, Jacob Bailey and Glenn
ent BiGdle.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
Killed by an ErpIsd ing Bst,er.

CuHyREvnLH w. Va, October IA
monster saw mill engine boiler Exp oded
here last night, earring everything loose
ia the neighborhood, killing three men
and wrecking the engine aud mill CON
pletely. A man named Erwine VAS torn
to pieces, having been caught between
the END OF the boiler and large log A
man nArsd Kent Evans was also killed.
Some time after these B. men were found
. man named Tompkins ~as taken out
from behind pile of lumb-r and soon
d fed OF his vouLds.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
Wedding aifts Du,, able.

A gentleman, recently married In
Canada. applied 70 the Treasury De
psrtmsnt 70 allow his Wedding gifts 70
be admitted into the United States free
OF duty ''ss the personal and household
Effects Of . person arriving In the
United States" The Department held
that, "as the household effects, such "a
vases, clocks, decorated china aud sill
yerwAre, had BEEN In use for less than
one year they are subject TO duty, and
only the real personal effccts IRE
exempt from duty"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
..RAnch IO,D

This evening Hall q Miller's COM
pany will appear at the Opera House In
"Ranch TO-" which will be presented
with new snd elaborate scenery, me
ohanioal effects and sensational fsa.
lures. This company II said to be 6rst-
class IN every respect, and TO present
the mest elaborate production Of this
popular play ever witnessed. The play
10 we'll known In this city and has
always bean we'll received.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
specaAi Mention.

Go to 4. p. Carey, No. 81 King
street. for pure cfeam6ry butter ut "a,
~, 28 and 30 cents; York State cheese,
IA. l6 Ard 10 ceuts per pound; fres b
country eggs, d oonts par dozen; choice
preserves, 10 oepts per pound; choice
jelly, 4 pounds for 70 cents; choice apple
butter, cents per pound; very fue
mincemeat, 8 pounds for % cents.
Don't forget the place for choice goods
snd low prices. B. p. Carey, No. 3l1
King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
Open u otaso.

A. B. JS1ss, <s2 Market street, would
inform his friends srd the public
generally that hereafter bis place Of
business will be open every evening,
whers they are invited to inspect his
new fall designs In paper hsngiags and
window shadca-
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
L.Nk " ell

st the photographs In Bseohsr's show
cHses st his door. No. 3l6 Market street.
They sre cot made for specimens, but
every oDe bss had one dosen and one
frame s.zs. ali for - 90. The latest Inn
proved inxtAntAneous process used.
Time of sitting, sus-Q1artor Of second.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
GsiaK ON

like hot cakee-Shewsrd's famous
"Silver Medal -four; price and quality
seems TO suit evsry oody; and our new
buce heat meai ~ just delicious; try
them; N, w oornef Fourth and King.
Phone 400,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

Lock st the windows of 220 King and
GIT Market ssrsets, and bs convinced
that this f1ll tha millinery goods
brought 20 WilminRton are n fne and
varied - can bs sesn In any OF the larger
citise, New York not excepted. Mrs
Jacobs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
6REviTiGs.

xhs cite1pea nAx nous me- ssk~ i,
kumford b-os.' Aot hnrksa sarost.
The drowsy god Ia nod fellow.
~ Epshs coai ycs VII uss 10
90 70 Mu'pheys for Jour bed springs.
Buy your furniture At n urphsJs.
Upholstering done at Adsirs.
Adair upholsters his PIrlor suit.
rfy BaGht oosA yoa stl ssrsty INA H.
". J. Kipols, srooss, md and Juss,pco.
Adair's 10 tho pl. es for CHAMBER suits
Adair's Is the place for PAilor Furniture.
hibsrt q. Davb'. yswasss. y. nd Sssxs,
stnc 80 NJ s,psL II HAMS 10 r rousss
y. heof SDith, druggist, seh snd King.
AmSrto@a Laaadry, Goa Wsst Front strse<.
First class furniture at Mlrphsys, 800
Stipiey strvei.
Go 70 Adair's fer every thing in the Fsrni
ture and Boddins line.
Buy your powder, shot and eaps st Lyncs
LeAry :. N. ". oor. FoartA md Msdisoa
sxeetA. Down town rrioeA
90 TO Geo. II. Mupheys lor yssr Iparior
chamber and dining foon furniture. 3oi
Shipiey street.
Before purchasing Furniture and BAddius
doht fsf 70 20 70 adair's, xlb MarksI
street. and scs his sock ana get his prtoes.
Those that have not yet bssa TO Adair'
| furniture store should m&ks visit anc
40 the largest stock IN this e,ty whssher y0s
want To bay or not.
| II Adair does ret show ysu do larxes,
stock Of Furni are and bediiaS and lowest
prices In this city hs will mako you prss'
ent OF suit.
Ross, Ilo MARKET street, has . large stool
Of strsw hAts, bought By the CASE st vsr!
low prices: aIso , Iuii supply Of summer an
deiwear, suspsndefs, necxweax anu hosiery
II you want chosp picture frams0 80 70 q
4 Baugh, yo8 West Second sxcoS l hav
the largest stock In Delaware; ooAs and -
for yourselves.
Tho canvass for the Delaware STATE direo
toy is nos In prosfess. a ne~ Issue IL muc
needed. IS tho Las ono 70 six yeAts old, sli
there is no other pubiioa uon mat sivol tb
nap'ss OF farmers. Ferris Bsos. are tho put
iishers.
John y. Bryant, No. II East Sevent
street, 10 prepared N supply ecy Kind or a.
kinds OF bUoss at LewsS Possible UsA
or Prioos, or ~iIi soil some on instalinaeus8
aIAu weekly or monthly pay monts.
! II you want Jour Heaters and Rsns
oyerhauled and put IN god ctcer for u
winter, eend your order to 7 EaaE Todrt
street Picsela stove and Heater Uen1 saL.
by telephone, Number tA, II vii I
promptly attended -.
al CArtridra naDArs cold pADers e!i
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
6I1IT'55.
AND
0VERC0ATS,

being based on these features, !,
prove that that they arc
Genuine or Bona Eide Bargains.
To impress you with the fact
that they are genuine bargains,
we would call your attention to
the few that we quote below.
We will display a few spec
tally good things in our North
window next week.
3 styles Mems Overcoats,
light and dark mixtures, So.
Mems Worsted Corkscrew
Overcoats, blue, black or brown,
guaranteed fast color, $40.
Mems All Wool. full weight,
Kersey Overcoats, a shades,
light and dark browns, SIS.
Fine quality, plain black
beaver, all-wool, full weight and
fast color, SIS.
Finest quality Fur Beavers. g.
styles, plain blue. black and
brown, and mixed blue, brown
and steel, S22.
Mems all-worsted Black Cork
screw Suits, Cutaways and
Sacks,guaranteed fast coloT, eIe.
All grades up to S25.
Mems business suits; service
able, stylish, nobby; assortment
Of styles, So to $40.
Child's dressy, sefviceable
suit. S2.75.
Child's all-wool cashmere
suit, IS.
Children's Overcoats from IS
TO $40.
Boys Ovcrcoats from 1880
to SIS.
Ladies Wraps, Ladies Jack
cts, Ladies Plush Coats, Blank
cts, Comiortables, Heating
Stoves, Carpets, Furniture.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
For O Fine aON

or silver watch at sstonishingly low
tgur.s call on A. e. Williamson,
jeweler, 10s Wont Eighth ssreet. We
hLvo = speciAl s.rssin in . Eent's lax.
gold watch at $4,000, this watch In
usually sold rs from $55 to S6e.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
RuaY Vim.

James y. Wood & 90. are very busy;
they arc putting In . great many heat
ers and furnaces, aud repairing old
ones; their general Job work Il prsrv
heavy, but with an increased forcs OF
hands shey will be able 70 pail through.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
Asors Thross OF Cough

il suffered 10 progrsss, often results in
Cd iDcprahls ShioAt or lung trouble.
"Brown's Bronchial Troches' give in.
ssAnt relief.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

Pine gold saa silver watches ut re
6uoed prices. . fall line Of gold ant
fine rolled gold plated chains NJ 10 Z
Fourth t. Z. Z Hanf.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
Whnaxer would

he we'll informed on all thst 10 going on
In the world at large, in tIsde, indnstry,
ro!itics ard sports snouid read lhe Nsw
Yors rnh PHILADELPHIA sunday pspSfs'
Trlas & Davis, 31S Eaiatt street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

Bass aiaos " gcs bees, mutton or Yea
Ia OF L.veil, ssau IL, City Market
Eslsph,iae al
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
CyrS stem

Is dosing oai In eArssst ut IS So and "
per cent OF. ~ Top eoaN, 80 suits, 4
ueA and ysushf; coats, pants, vests.
kHit coats. gloves. umbrellas, ess, III
Market Btres4
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

Jsmse r. Wood and Go are receivina
a great many orders from persons "a
nsye thelr pi,res covered. Their Phila
delpIia oifios is full Of orde,s, and the
hopo Chics in this city 10 reoeivin
o.dsr. from every Safe In tho Uaion.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
New Caste Items.

from tno Uf.
B. r. Holcomb has received the sp
pointment of lighthouse keeper, aud
will take charge OF the inner light be
low New Csstle At once.
The Delaware Iron Company is saip
ping large quantities Of water pipe to
Los Angeles, San Francisco, 81. Paul
and Minneapolis.
Ira Lunt has returned with his pile
driver and apparatus after finishing the
pier which he contracted to build at
Marcus Hook.
The Rsv. K. L. Hubbard went To
Lancaster. Pa, on Friday Of last wet k
to deliver m address at the harvest
home being held near that city.
John Wsldin and Ma-tin Leonard, oi
Dobbipsville. will sail for Ireland on
the 18th Of October. They expect u
return in time to vote for Cleveland ir
1898.
The contractors for the new branch oi
the Delaware railroad have arrived
with their men. horses and carts, and
will commence In b few days to grade
for the track.
VIM. J. Black, Esq Consul at Nur
embera, Germany, leaves New York OF
the steamer EtruriA at $50 to day, afte
having been home about two months OF
. vacation.
Cards are out announcing the wed
ding Of George Garter end Miss Emit.
Manning On Friday, the 2lst Of thi
month, at she residence Of tho BRIDE
IpArents on Union street.
John Gilkey, . welder ut the Dela
ware Iron Works, accomplished the OF
traordinAry and beretofore unhesrd o
ten hours. The largest number hereto
fore welded WAS by . New Castle mai
In Chicago. who welded !. 900.
At . meeting held By the Women
Christian Temperance Union Of New
CASTLE on Wednesday last. Mrs. salli
Frazer and Mrs. Macy p. Challenge
were appointed delegates to the oonven
ton which meets at SeAford on Octobe
%.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
u eV OOuAell.

The now council of American Ne
chanics will be instituted OF d ondsy
sight, Oosober "a. Monday might viii
bs she last preliminary msse.ng. All
desiring 70 sign the roll and thoss that
have signed are requested 10 be present,
e. the ofloers are 10 bo elected.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

SrrLoK's Cocoon and Consum ptior
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. l,
eurcs oopsump ption. Sold by n. B. Dan
forth, eog. End and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

Fhs hauhsnest line Of velvets an
plashes ns millinery palaces, SIT Maj
kst ane 220 Ktaz streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

We are ready for the ladies now viii
the ernntssa lins OF fell novelties VI
evsr hs.I. Please oil at Mrs. Jacobs
or ksrkas aud 20 King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

CRoUr, wHoorIHG COUGH and Bron,
ohitis i'm IN ediaseiy relieved by Shiloh's
Cure. Bold by II. B. Dsnforth, cor. End
and Esrkst SIS.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

For l0ue back, side or chest, use
ShlIoh's Paro1s Plaster. Price 25 OTIS.
Sold by n. r. DnnfoIth COR. End &
Nxzk5l aSs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

N,llinsry pAlAcss cit Market and 81
KiRg sireots, tho place for hne mill
Aery KxaAiAs the fall novelties. Mr.
Jacobs.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

FoR DrsrnsszA and Liver Complaint
you have "A printed guarantee on every
boiile OF Saloh's vitaliser. 1t never
fails 20 cnro. Roid BY n. B. Daniorth,
cor. 2td g. Ma-kst streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

Nsw milk. . ssase;skim milk, s cents;
butter milk, 4 cent?; cream, 20 cents
butter. IS esntS; whipped cream, 10.
CnkANRY, Fourth and Shiplsy ssreess
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

For q good, awses, wholesome bread
try ClifsNn killiue Co.. g White Rose
Ylour. EeA.!s ~ b % Eighth street mar
ket.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
Yhs Wsatheu

Tomorrow promises 10 bs fair. witi
statt,nary temperature. Monday fAil
10 partly cloudy and rather warmer.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

6mIth Amer!cen organs, 6honsnge
Oh I,ns bell cry ne. Bridgeport organs
Rotslen, No. ITO Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

Gall ard sse eur Ana feathers and
fancy, $50 KipR and 6i7 Market streets
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

r.,r,.,u.n Co,a Ws,oh Club.

Millard 2. Davis 10 taking names for
his thirteenth watch club, which he will
start on Wednesday evening next as 8
90 COX. PAS in your name and secure
3 good watch by this safe, sure snd easy
pl8tk0d. NYLdAARD II. DAVIS,
8 E. Second street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
n Plssssnt Pace TO os.

Soms 8ns vocsl music win he rsnd or
Cd tonight at tho Atlantic Garden, IA
King street. Every body weiooms.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

OrRaos. double coupler, ssvan stops,
new, for e3o. Robelen, No. 710 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

For good oosa 70 10 Hush's, Frens
otroet wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15
.ST STooty-Fruti" Lunch!

Drop In and epjoy yoerssiI ~ 'Is
Atlantic Garden, to night, 1as Ming AA
ape lxuoh served TO all.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

New goods, large stock. eiS stAsd
for wall paper aud window ehsdee
Jos. II. GroenmAp, AT King sKssh
Daily Republican., 1887-10-15

For GRAHAM Flour try Clifton Nil
lug Co., E!2ath strass market.